Corry Jamestown Take Lead With Holiday League Win
Corry Jamestown moved into first place in the Little League standings with a 18-4 victory over the winless Moose. Ed Linski went 4 for 4 driving in 10 runs while John Correll allowed seven strikeouts over seven innings. The VFW crushed Elks 10-1 as Linski earned the win with 8 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jamestown
Mead Park
Bricken Field
Elks
VFW
Manse
Wks
John Co
Yankee hurler doubts Williams snap in slump
A New York pitcher questions Ted Williams not showing his famed swing as the Yankees and Red Sox split a holiday doubleheader. Williams struggled at the plate, while Boston won 9 2 in the opener and New York took the nightcap 4 1 with Williams used as a pinch hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seu Williams
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankee
Ike
Ted
Tye
Willatha
Yankees
Red Sox
Iumns
Bobby Shine
Boston
Dor Larsen
Yankoos
Dodgers Hold Key To NL Race Says Card Pilot
Dodgers hold the key to the National League race, says Cardinals manager Hutchinson. He notes the Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Giants and prepare for a four game set, hoping Wally Moon and Ken Boyer provide a spark while Brooklyn’s power could tilt the standings. Moon’s slump and Boyer’s hot hitting are focal points as St Louis aims to gain ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Taye Hiineh
Wire
Hutch
Cardinals
Huei
Livy
Brooklyn
Hutchinson
Wla
Wally Moon
Ken Boyer
Boyer
Ding
St. Louis
Hutchinsor
Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today
American League standings show New York leading with 48 wins and 20 losses. Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Baltimore, Kansas City, Washington, and others follow with varying records. Yesterday saw Boston losing to New York 1 2 4, Kansas City 3 2, Chicago 4 8, and Detroit and Baltimore posting wins as the National League results include Cincinnati, St Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee with several night games. Tomorrow’s schedules list several cross-divisional matchups across both leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Karas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Mina
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Louis
Milwaukee
Ginevnpatl
Philadelpath
Pittshorgh
Philaelphia
Chica
Cinoinnals
St) Lows
Suburban at Belmont and Tyra Stakes at Monmouth
In brief racing report Eddie Areato won the Suburban at Belmont Park in a photo finish. Bolero U. with Willie Hartack won the Tyra Stakes at Monmouth Park, setting a track record. Find S0:70) captured the American Handicap at Hollywood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie Areato
Belmont Park
Delaware Park
Oceanport
N. J
Bolero U. i
Willie Hartack
Monmouth Park
Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Corry Teener All Stars Blank Cleveland 13 to 0
Corry Teener League All Stars debut as a unit in a 13 to 0 win over the Cleveland Pony All Stars. Ajax Bob Bailey hurled a three hit shutout with 13 strikeouts and three walks, boosting Corry with two hits in three plate appearances. Terry Williams led the attack at the plate with a 3 for 3 performance and Tom Mowrey added 2 for 2 including a triple. LeRoy Rieck, Terry Houser and Williams sparked the early offense as Corry pulled away with four runs in the first inning and broke the game open with three tallies in both the fifth and sixth frames. Losing pitcher Danny Watters went the distance for Cleveland as they slip to 0-10 on a barnstorming tour named Cleveland All Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Steve Olson
Larry Barr
Bailey
Ohlo Inds
LeRoy Rieck
Terry Houser
Williams
Corry Teeners
Teeners
Danny Watters
Cleveland
Clevelanders
Cleveland All-Stars
S. Olson
L. Barr
T. Mowrey
Bett Bailey
Vanssens
DeLury
Correll
Kovach
Rocky Saves One As Indians Split Doubleheader
Early Wynn pitched a three hitter for his 11th win as Cleveland and Detroit split a Fourth of July doubleheader. Rocky Galavito drove in all Cleveland runs with his 12th homer in the fifth, but Detroit rallied to win the nightcap 4-2 as Narleski left with the Indians ahead 3-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unev
Detroit
Indians
Tigers
Early Wynn
Rocky Galavito
Cleveland
Bud Daley
Ray Narleski
American Tom Courtney Sets Fast 1000m Time in Sweden
Track star Tom Courtney of the United States clocked 2 minutes 19.3 seconds for 1000 meters in Goteborg Sweden, the fastest by an American and three tenths off the world record held by Audun Boysen and Rozsavolgyi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goteborg
Sweden
Tom Courtney
Norway
Audun Boysen
Hungary
I, Rozsavolgy
Yanks Reds In Series as Mrs Baker Ace Highlights Month
Mrs Baker scored a hole in one on the 180 yard third hole using a Miller three iron from the ladies tee during the Flag tournament. Bob Hixson won the meet with a 7 under or par 72 performance, with Walter Bowen and Larry Joyce close behind. Special awards went to Dr John Mohr and Bob McKee for exemplary rounds amid handicap play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Corry
Bob Hixson
Hixson
Walter Bowen
Larry Joyce
Young Bowen
Joyce
John Mohr
Bob McKee
Mohr
Wickers Afans
Diamond Action High School and Minor League Schedule
The listing shows Diamond Action events across leagues. American Legion Wesleyville plays McInnes Steel tonight, with Little League Vew facing Corry Jamestown. Teener League Ajax V5 Aero and Bryos meet the Senators in minor league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American-Legion- League
Wesleyville
McInnes Steel
VEW
Corry-Jamestown
Ajax
Aero
Bryos
Senators
Star pitchers shine as Wynn leads Indians past Tigers 3-1
Yesterday's baseball game featured Early Wynn allowing three hits and no earned runs while striking out nine in his 11th win as the Indians defeated the Tigers 3-1. In the batting column George Crowe delivered six RBIs with two homers and three singles in a 10-7 Braves victory over the Redlegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early Wynn
Indians
Tigers
George Crowe
Redlegs
Braves
Bombers Hold 3-Game Lead in Holiday Standings
Associated Press recap of Independence Day baseball results shows the Yankees extending their AL lead to three games over the White Sox as Milwaukee and St. Louis push in the NL. Highlights include Milwaukee’s 10-7 win over Cincinnati, Chicago’s loss after a late rally, Brooklyn’s 8-2 win, and New York’s 4-1 victory amid a day of doubleheaders and standout performances by Ike Vernon and Hank Aaron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sun
Yanks
Chicas Whity Sox
Jessian
Yarrkeys
Cincinnati
St Lewis
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Martin
Redlegs
Phillies and Yankees Do Battle in Split Twin Bill
Harvey Hadas and Curt Simmons led Philadelphia with a two hit effort and a decisive ninth inning rally as Haddix lost in the other game. Don Larsen pitched five shutout innings for the Yankees in the nightcap. Chicago pressed Ned Garver and a bullpen for a 15 hit attack while Detroit rode Kaline and Maxwell to victory in the second game. Jim Busby and Brideweser delivered the late runs for Baltimore in an extra inning win over Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Phillies
New York
Yanks
Bostar
Mickey Vernon
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Hank Anrop
Gene Conley
Geore Crowe
Clackswall
Hilts
Bob Speake
Jim Bolger
Sam Jones
St. Louis
Harvey Hadas
Curt Simmons
Phils
Simmons
Hieto
Dik Farrell
Rip Repillski
Haddix
Ruben Gunn
Loune
Mightcap Vernon
Yankee
Bol Grimm
Brank Mazzone
Dave Lister
Don Larsen
Ned Garver
Nix
Bob Keegan
A's
Joe DeMaestro
Gus Zernfal
Rocky Colavita
Wynn
Tnt
Frank Bolling
Charlie Maxwell
al Kaline
Ken Lehman
Truman Clevenger
Jim Busby
RBI
Busby
Orioles
Jim Brideweser
July Fourth Baseball Attendance Sets Nationwide Totals
Major league baseball drew large crowds with 211 208 at Yankees games and a 2 791 turnout in New York for the Yanks Red Sox doubleheader. National League attendance reached 100 521, American League 121 785, while heat and scale marked Independence Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankee
New York Giants
Phillies
Philadelphia
Connie Mack Stadium
St Thomas' Tops Fox Keystone in City League Thriller
St. Thomas' Churchmen erased an early 7-1 deficit to beat Fox Keystone 13 to 9. Key plays included Jim Kelsey’s grand slam and Russ Clark’s four-bagger during a five run rally. Vanderhoof walked four in the third as part of Fox Keystone’s sloppy outing. Roskowski earned the win for St. Thomas' while Vanderhoof took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
Fox
Sost
Fox Keystone
Chuck Jackson
St. ‘Thomas
Hank Raskowski
Jim Kelsey
Russ Clark
Keystone
Larry Vanderhoof
Jim Loomis
Vanderhoof
Roskowski
Roberts Appliance
Moines Steel
Innin St. Thomas
Middlecoff and StranahanMake Open Cut Survive
At St Andrews Cary Middlecoff and Frank Stranahan advanced to the weekend as the British Open narrowed to 50 players after 36 holes in Scotland. In Delaware Rafy earned a $34.20 prize by a one and a half length victory in the Sussex Turf event prize pool of $32,100. National and American League totals reached 116,483 and 94,007 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Cary Middlecoff
Frank Stranahan
Stanton
Del
Rafy
Sussex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moose
Nauy
Danny McEldowney
Linski
Tor -Corpyalsmestown
Wier
Conny-damestown
L —McEldowney
Jensen
Linki
Ed Linski
John Correll
Unipitis Balt
Cater and
Bards St
Jabs Neel
Charlottetown
Poe
Louis «iCobey
MiChiskey
Tat
Charlollsiwn
Pick Hall
Drew
Jim Bisok
Bill Roehrig
Mic Joss
Harold Brouley
Vets
Black
Ed McMahon
Sam Robbins
Steer Highem
Don Jamestown
Mike Knowlton
Pus
RH Black
D Knowlton
Bromley McMahon
Lawson
Vincent the. Beal Oly
Anderewe
Jackson
D. Beal
Volnson
Moos
Roverly
Robbins
Dohnson
Davison
Billey
Aurion
Turner
Rekins
Malone
Akum Et MarLett
Inits
Bromley
Mahon
Andewus
Vas Bromley
Roehwie
Knowlton Filk
Mike Knowltory
Bill Roehvie
Stapiés
Vanssons
Realy
Baresi
Bachomer
E. Linski
Zulmeck
Brown
Brooks
Hanna
Houghtline
P. Brooks
Litiski
Rt Hotchkiss Ab
Totuls
Pike
Dyckes
Labowsk
Wendoski
McEldowne Correll
van Cise
Ar Wardab
Grice
Bulard
Yank Hurler
Ehiuagy Wy
Viol the
Kay
Torma Isitimat
Pehiuint Chase
Manheer
Tit Hutehinsony
St. Towls Gardinals Vistity
Clueimatt
Molvakee
Los Angeles
Artis Doxote
Sonny Hott
Salem
Ore
Acgrilan
Local
Rocky
Frasch
Fe Carter
Blondie
Dsr
Lee
Mrs. Baker
Bombers
Reds
Edge Slim
Al's Clothes
Queen City Speedway
Titusville
Spring
Rexall Drugs
Center
Ffartan
Tin Val
Ivy League
TinVal
Al’s Pee
Piel
Chic Young
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!